Wata Berry

The workers can be pretty rude, they weren’t quite sure if everything was organic but the prices aren’t bad. The location is convenient.

A juice bar with this type of variety is necessary for the area but the service is racist and terrible. The counter people have limited English so you must repeat yourself several times, point, correct them or order in Spanish. Almost every time I walk in there, before I can even say anything, some one walks in behind me and begins ordering to the counter people who engage them in Spanish conversation. I speak Spanish also, but my order is always taken second, even if I walk in first. I often order a few juices at a time so I will be standing there waiting my turn, some one will walk in the door, order and get served without so much as a «Hello» or «May I help you?» to me. Once I was waiting to order and the owner flat out ignored me to help a lady (Spanish speaking) who had just walked in. Yesterday, I walked in and the woman who walked in BEHIND ME placed her order to the barista with neither one of them acknowledging this behavior. I finally brought it to her attention and got a simple, «Oh». I once told the owner what he did and he just looked at me. I guess there is an unwritten rule to serve Dominicans first. There is also a one dollar service charge if you use a card. Keep that in mind.

I was on my way to my hair stylist when I saw this new juice bar I have never seen. I decided to drop in and get a quick drink.
Pros: decent clean place, unlimited choices for veggies for large size.
Cons: no lemons only limes, not enough people to take orders.
The customer service wasn’t the greatest or horrible just average.

First and foremost, as a vegetarian, I am an avid juicer. I eat raw foods and juice fruits and vegetables. I consume very healthily on a normal, every day basis. The first time I visited was after a run and I purchased my son a drink. He ordered a strawberry banana smoothie, which is pretty simple. They use regular milk, they do not carry soy or almond milk. Without questioning, they assume you want LOADS of sugar in your smoothie. Nothing healthy about that, but that is all about preferences.
I decided to order a more complex drink, something I regularly prepare at home. (Sent my husband.) Kale, spinach, pineapple, Apple, and ginger. Keep in mind, they have both blenders and juicers, so they are able to handle this kind of order, but instead my husband said they seemed irritated by it and stuffed all the ingredients into the blender. When it arrived, it was chunky and nasty. I couldn’t even sip it through the straw!
I recommend sticking to fruit smoothies in this place. if your lactose or vegan, don’t expect soy or almond milk here.

Had one of their juices. Could of made it myself at home, but I can see how the concept of juicing can bring health awareness to the Dominicans in the area. This is one other new establishment made to please the gentrifying crowd.

Great juice bar. New place in the beginning of dyckman. Great customer service and good prices. They also used fresh fruit to juice. They have a 5 dollars, 4, 3 dollars cups. Take the 1 train and walk a block and you’ll find it. Great place.